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Teaching Resources to Transform Learning
March 2015
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Intel® is Committed to Transforming Education for the Next Generation
Intel supports education transformation 21st century interactive learning environments
Education-specific solutions Holistic solutions including hardware, software,
content, and professional development
Broad ecosystem to support local education solutions Locally relevant content
Professional learning programs Enable teachers to use technology effectively
to make learning more engaging
Intel® Education Program Programs transforming millions of lives by
fostering essential skills like digital literacy, critical thinking, and collaboration for all students, with a focus on STEM
10M students using Intel® Education Solutions
10M teachers supported with professional learning
$100M annual investment in 100 countries
Administrators and Policy Makers
An Overviewwww.k12blueprint.com
The K-12 Blueprint offers resources for education leaders involved in planning and implementing personalized learning technology initiatives.
• Addresses core areas necessary for results including Leadership, Policy, Funding, Infrastructure, Curriculum, and Professional Development
• Profiles of success with one to one initiatives
• Toolkits of adaptable materials
Toolkits to Help Manage Change
The K-12 Blueprint offers a number of “Toolkits” that include resources to help support technology initiatives and standards-based learning.
The toolkits will inform and guide your decisions along the way.
Choosing the Right Device
The Device section of the K-12 Blueprint shares insights on the latest tools and guidelines to help you understand when, where and why each may be appropriate.
The end result choosing the right device to support your technology initiative
Choosing the right devices for your students and educators can be a challenging process.
Intel® Resources for Teachers
Intel Teach Elements Intel Transforming Learning
Assessing Projects Intel Engage
Designing Effective Projects Thinking Tools
Intel® Education
Transforming Learning
Learning with One to One
Format: 1-2 day train the trainer
Audience: K-12 teachers in-or planning to be-in a one to one setting
Focus: The course focuses on instructional design in a one to one setting, curriculum mapping, creating activities using Web 2.0 tools and sustained technology support.
The offering has post- training activities that support a school-based teacher community for up to nine-months post training.
Student Engagement with One to One
Format: e-learning experience
Focus: This course offers educators an in-depth look at the power of student engagement.
Participants explore characteristics of engaged learners, build a unit that engages while taking advantage of the authentic, real-world tools in a one to one learning environment.
Offered with the purchase of Intel devices, this professional learning program helps teachers re-engineer practices to become proficient in a 1-1e-learning environment.
Intel® Teach Program
A worldwide proven program – more than 13 million teachers trained in over 70 countries
• Research-based and independently evaluated
• Range of course offerings
• Developed by educators for educators
• A core part of Intel’s Corporate Social Responsibility efforts
www.intel.com/education/teach
Intel® Engage Community http://engage.intel.com
Educational Professional
Learning network with
robust discussion
forums and free resources
Effective use of technology
Project-based approaches
Webinars for Educators
Training support
Inquiry-based questioning and learning
Idea Showcase
Intel® Teach Elements Series of Courses
Anyone may register for facilitation materials. Education Agencies may apply for a license to host the courses.
A series of free professional development courses that are high interest, and visually compelling eLearning that provide deep exploration of current learning concepts.
Course Overview Facilitation Materials
Moving Into Mobile LearningCreativity in the Mobile Classroom Project-Based ApproachesDesigning Blended LearningAssessment in 21st Century ClassroomsCollaboration in the Digital ClassroomEducational Leadership in the 21s CenturyThinking Critically with Data
Intel® K-12 Professional Learninghttp://engage.intel.com/teachers
Intel® K-12 Professional Learning – continued
Join a group that shares ideas and resources for implementing the courses:
• facilitation guides and materials
• marketing materials
• recruitment strategies
• syllabi, implementation case studies
• links to report teachers you train (as required by our Terms of Use)
http://engage.intel.com/groups/intel-teach-elements-implementation-toolkit
Intel Resources for Parents
www.nationaltechgoeshome.org
National Tech Goes Home
A curated collection of resources for parents, students, and teachers providing tools and training for more effective use of technology. The site includes virtual training groups to support local, face-to-face or online workshops to help students and their parents make the most of their technology.
• Resources for parents, students, and teachers categorized by work, school, finance, personal wellness, and cultural and recreational opportunities
• Training toolkits to support formal and informal education settings
• Virtual training groups where trainers can upload their own recommended resources
www.nationaltechgoeshome.org
Resources to help families better utilize technology for learning and earning!
Intel Resources for Students
Intel® Education
Apps for Teaching and Learninghttp://www.k12blueprint.com/apps
The following applications are offered fee with purchase of Intel Architecture Devices:
Read with Me: A student literacy and reading tool for grades K-2
Learning in Context Apps:
Reading Comprehension - aids students in learning how to read text passages for comprehension
Concept Mapping - allows students to easily create mind maps, flowcharts, and concept maps.
Population Statistics - guides students in collecting data, visualizing distributions, and drawing comparative inferences
Science Field Journal - helps students develop skills in data collection, supposition and reflection
Intel® Education
Apps for Teaching and Learninghttp://www.k12blueprint.com/apps
Free Apps and Resources
Visual Ranking
Seeing Reason
Showing Evidence
Kno
Engaged Learning with Android Tablets
Intel Education Help Guide: Learning Windows 8.1
Intel® Education Social Media ConnectionsTwitter
Paige Johnson - @IntelK12Edu
K-12 Blueprint - @k12blueprint
Intel Education -@IntelEDU
Intel Education - https://www.facebook.com/IntelTeachersEngage
Newsletter Subscriptions
K-12 Blueprint
Intel Engage
LinkedInhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/k12blueprint/en
www.linkedin.com/pub/paige-johnson/1/5/177/en
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